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Talophits:
Main Division of the plant kingdom, including those plants whose body is not differentiated into roots, stems and leaves, but have widely varying forms, including algae, fungi and lichens.
Tannins:
Aromatic complex, found in the bark of various trees, providing protection. Has the property of precipitating minerals exert an astringent and hemostatic applied via external.
Taxon:
Any unit defined in the classification of plants: family, subfamily, species, etc..
Taxonomy:
Study of rules, principles and practice of classification, especially living organisms.
Tendril:
Leaf-modified slender appearance, able to curl around a climb and support to enable further growth.
Tincture:
Drugs are plant extracts obtained using various solvents: ether, alcohol, etc..
Tinea:
Scalp disease caused by certain fungi.
Tisane:
Aqueous preparations obtained by the action of water on the plant part that contains medicinal substances depending on water temperature will: infusion, maceration, decoction ...
Tonic:
A substance that restores the normal state of vigor and tension.
Toxicology:
Science that deals with poisons and their effects.
Tree:
Woody plant that has a single main trunk and lateral branches produced.
Tuber:
Dilated part of the root, containing reserve substances for the plant itself.
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